Cultivars
'Ames'   Ames Juniper
This pyramidal conifer reaches 2m (6ft) in height with prickly evergreen foliage. Requires little maintenance.

'Aurea' Golden Chinese Juniper
This slow growing conifer has yellow-green Juvenal foliage with golden adult foliage that becomes dominant with age.

'Blue Alps'
This coniferous shrub is upright and spreading with arching stems. It has bluish foliage and is used in parks and gardens along borders for colour contrast.

'Fairview'  Hetz Columnar Juniper
This hardy conifer will grow to 3m (10ft) in a columnar habit with green foliage and silver-green berries.

'Globosa'
This shrub forms a compact rounded habit with bright green foliage and is suitable for small gardens and parks. 

'Iowa'  Iowa Juniper
This conifer has upright growth with blue-green Juvenal foliage.

'Kaizuka'   Hollywood Juniper
This informal conifer has an upright twisted habit that becomes broad with age or after pruning the leader. It has rich green smooth scale-like foliage and tolerates a wide range of climatic conditions.

'Japonica' Prickly Juniper
This hardy slow growing conifer has inconsistent growth habit upright and bun habit. The juvenile foliage is prickly and persistent

'Kaizuka Variegated'  Variegated Hollywood Juniper
This slow growing conifer forms a columnar habit with smooth scale-like foliage, which is green with patches of creamy-yellow colouring.

'Keteleeri'
This hardy faster growing upright conifer forms a narrow conical habit with ascending branches that appear to be spiralling.  It has dark green scale-like foliage and the globose blue-green fruit matures to dark brown and is up to 15 mm (⅝ in) wide. 
It grows on moist, well drained Sandy to clay loam is that are tending acidic and prefers an open sunny position.  Pruning is not normally required, though the side branches may be shortened to produce a sculptured effect.  The tree is not drought tolerant and requires reliable moisture and is commonly planted in formal gardens or grown in tubs when young.  It is also used as a bonsai specimen or planted in conifer gardens.

'Maney'  Maney Juniper
This conifer forms an open vase habit with ascending branches upwards and outwards from the centre. The needle-like leaves are blue-green and it grows to 1m (3ft) tall by 2m (6ft).

'Mountbatten' Mountbatten Juniper
This hardy conifer has an erect habit with mainly prickly juvenile grey-green foliage. It grows to 5m (15ft) by 3m (10ft) wide.

'Obelisk'
This conifer forms a conical habit with prickly large Juvenal blue-green foliage that has a whitish underside.

'Pyramidalis'
This conifer forms a dense pyramidal habit with predominantly blue-green juvenile foliage that prickly and sharp. It grows to 5m (15ft) tall by 2m (6ft) and tolerates a light prune.

'San Jose' San Jose Juniper
This very hardy prostrate conifer is an excellent ground cover. The light-green juvenile foliage is persistent and the plant grows 300mm (1ft) tall by 2m (6ft) wide.

'Spartan'   syn. 'Densa Spartan'
This conifer is upright with a slender conical habit to a height of 6 m (20 ft) by 2 m (6 ft) wide. It has glaucous green awl-shape juvenile foliage with a central white stomatic band. This foliage is only seen on young plants or at the base of mature trees. The miniature adult scale like leaves are tightly pressed along the ascending stems and are bright green ageing to dark green. 
The tree tolerates frost and light drought and is suitable for coastal positions with saline winds. It prefers an open sunny position, and grows on most well drained sandy to clay loams that are moderately fertile.  It is planted in formal gardens or along borders for screening and may be pruned for topiary.

'Stricta'
This conifer forms a pyramidal habit with blue- green juvenile foliage turning green with age. In 8 to 10 years it will reach 2.5m (8ft) tall by 1m (3ft). 

'Variegata' 
This conifer forms a pyramidal habit with creamy-yellow blotches on prickly juvenile foliage, which turns to adult foliage with age. It grows to 6m (20ft) and is slow growing.